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Many companies are jumping on the vending machine bandwagon. Chips, candy, and soda have some new competition. Charles Nelson, cofounder of Sprinkles cupcake chain, says, “We pay rent 24 hours a day. Why not be able to sell our product 24 hours a day?”

In celebrating AICPA’s 125th birthday, J of A presents 125 quick technology tips to help CPAs achieve greater productivity. Some you may not have even considered.

Pinterest now claims the number 3 spot for the largest social media site. It’s a great way to inform and engage your customers while promoting your business. Here’s how to get started.

Google has recently debuted another algorithm, the Penguin, designed to weed out the weaker, lower quality sites. Many small-business owners are seeing a drastic change in traffic to their websites. Some not so good. There are ways to fight back.

Apple on Monday announced updates to two of its Mac computer lines, updating both sizes of its MacBook Air, the 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pros and introducing an all new MacBook Pro.

Even fraudsters need a break sometimes. The ones that are good at pulling off a long-lasting scheme, however, are unlikely to take time off. After all, the concealment of an ongoing fraud needs constant tending and protection from prying eyes. There are a few things you can do to protect your company.

Jason Jennings, the author of New York Times bestseller The Reinventors – How Extraordinary Companies Embrace Radical Continuous Change, lists the top six reinvention killers that prevent businesses from embracing big changes.

Steve Gleason, the former defensive back with the New Orleans Saints football team, was diagnosed last year with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. At the Social Innovation Summit, Gleason described how technology could help ALS patients in the absence of a cure.

Six U.S. states have established or considered establishing independent tax tribunals in the last two years. Though most businesses support this new court system, there’s still debate over whether this trend is even necessary or helpful.

Why aren’t companies using this credit? Because many aren’t offering health insurance. Such companies said the size of the credit was not a big enough incentive for them to provide insurance.